By Janet Sollenberger Schedule for Next Week: Castleton Home

By Janet Sollenberger Schedule for Next Week:

Castleton Home Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. W. B. Dennis, September 26 at 2 p.m. The demonstration will be on “Meat Cuts and Cookery,” and will be presented to the group by ' Mrs. Rub| Cannon .and Mrs. Ma* e mie Leake.

The Woodville H.D. Club will meet at the home of Mrs. R. M. Johnson September 27 at 2 p.m. The demonstration will be on “Meat Cuts and Cookery.”

Also . . don’t forget the County Fair on the 30th. Come and bring your friends ... It will be held at tbe Rappahannock High School. Entries can be brought in Friday, September 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. and on Saturday, September 30 ‘ from 8 to 10 a.m.

Speaking of the County Fair, a change has been made in number of classes in the Canned Goods Department. Six more classes have been added. Below is a list of can* ned articles that can be entered in the fair. Canned Goods:

Class 83-—Best quart of beets.

Class 84—Best quart of toma-toes

Class 84-A—Best quart of cut

corn.

Class 84-B—Best quart of green iff: $t< beans. ****5-,r ...

Class 84-C—Best quart of-apple

sauce.

Class 84-D—Best quart of lima

beans.

Class 84-E—Best quart of

peaches.

Class 84-F—Best qtfa r t of

pears.

Last week three 4-H clubs were met by the home agent and assistant farm agent. Election of officers was the main topic. Flint Hill 4-H chose Alice Lee Harrison, as president, Lynn Atkins, vice president, Johnnie Browning, secretary treasurer, Shelby Jean Pullen, as song leader, Dorothy Williams, devotional leader and Polly Nether* game leader. At the Belle Meade 4-H club, they chose Betty Sisk president, Betty Kennedy, vice president, Jane Nichols, secretary treasurer, Charlie Jenkins song, leader, and Clifton Jenkins game leader. The Amissville club elected as their president Shirley P<^e, vice president Ashby Green, secretary Audrey Gough, song leader